Besimudo
12-21-2006, 01:09 AM
Yes,
Money and Banking ... Many of you might adopt a successful investment strategy involving marginal lending (or gearing as the financial wizards call it). With the War in Iraq outcomes, however, a more conservative cash position might be preferable.
Take these precautions when investing: A careful selection of a few investments having regard to their cheapness in relation to their probable actual and potential intrinsic value over a period of years ahead and in relation to alternative investments at the time; A balanced investment position, i.e. a variety of risks in spite of individual holdings being large, and if possible opposed risks (e.g. a holding of gold shares among other equities, since they are likely to move in opposite directions when there are general fluctuations).
I predict, given expectations (investing is gambling after all) that a recession is on the cards in 2012. This will be influenced by both prevailing government deficit spending and diminished returns on the exports side of the equation, and persistent stagflation, evident in all western economies. Given the concentration of mortgage equity funds, excessive taxation of the building sector, the tax creep and, the cost push inflationary pressures of oil ... governments will either inexplicably tolerate deficit spending into 2010, at the cost of monetary reform investment (LM) i.e. a Liquidity trap Or face the prospect of recession. It will be a battle of the investment sector Vs. the demands of the working class.
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Money and Banking ... Many of you might adopt a successful investment strategy involving marginal lending (or gearing as the financial wizards call it). With the War in Iraq outcomes, however, a more conservative cash position might be preferable.
Take these precautions when investing: A careful selection of a few investments having regard to their cheapness in relation to their probable actual and potential intrinsic value over a period of years ahead and in relation to alternative investments at the time; A balanced investment position, i.e. a variety of risks in spite of individual holdings being large, and if possible opposed risks (e.g. a holding of gold shares among other equities, since they are likely to move in opposite directions when there are general fluctuations).
I predict, given expectations (investing is gambling after all) that a recession is on the cards in 2012. This will be influenced by both prevailing government deficit spending and diminished returns on the exports side of the equation, and persistent stagflation, evident in all western economies. Given the concentration of mortgage equity funds, excessive taxation of the building sector, the tax creep and, the cost push inflationary pressures of oil ... governments will either inexplicably tolerate deficit spending into 2010, at the cost of monetary reform investment (LM) i.e. a Liquidity trap Or face the prospect of recession. It will be a battle of the investment sector Vs. the demands of the working class.
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